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Mrs. LoGAN,s ANXIETY.
Hhe Fears TINT the Generals Remains Arc
p i1sN Not Safe In WRslInyion. 509

CHICAGO, June 28.-Mrs. General Logan
arrived here to-day to consult with the
building committee having In charge the
selection Of u design and the erection Of a
monument in Jackson Park, whore the re.
mains Of her husband will finally be laid
to rest. She Ia quite anxious to have the
work pushed iormard as rapidly as posi-.
bic, as she feels much disturbed at the pt.
titude Of Dr.. Buck, tho rector Of Rock
Greek Church, Washington, In vault In
the yard OF which the Generals body Ia
now laying. Referring to this subject,
Mra. Logan said: se,5(a,
"The caskst Is In the vestibule OF pri.
vate vault which Mrs. Z. s. Hutchinson
offered me. There aro catacombs of the
passage, but the undertaken assured me
that the beat place would be In the vesti.
bule. OF course, that makes a military
guard necessary, for I should feel very un.
easy II depended solely on the grating
for protection. II Mr.. Lincoln's body was
stolen under the shadow OF his monument
twenty years after his death, and right In
hts own State, what could be expected In
the case OF General Logan2 The vault Is
near Baltimore, where there are scores OF
men who would stop OF nothing to steal
the body for the sake Of a reward. l un.
deretand," continued Mrs. Logan, "that
the real occasion for Dr.. Bucks
conduct is TINT one night as he
was returning homo late from a
sick call he passed through the church
yard and was challenged by tho sentry,
and that angered him. As | understand, f.,
his eympathies during the war were all
with tho South, but he assures me he will
not make any change without notifying
me in sufficient time, and the Secretary Of
War and General Sheridan will no. re.
move the guard until tho body isremoved.
| should not like to have the General
moved any more than the once, but II Dr..
Buck makes any more trouble I shall 70.
move the General and keep him in my
own house until his final resting place is
ready. Then, again, l am anxious to have
the tomb completed, that Illinois may
have her son. He belongs here. I regard
this as my State, wherever else may hap
pen to reside for the time. He belongs to
Illinois and will live where ho is buried"
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Tho atenbenville team played It's last
game OF ball yesterday. The deceased
had = complication of diseases, but the
malady which was the immediate cause
OF its demise was never diagnosed. 1t
continued to grow in teehlenesa and the
drain on ita vitality was more than
ils Weakened functions could stand.
Valc, Steubenville! You hated Wheel
ing heartily at the opening Of the
seasons amusement, but the boys here
were sorry to hear that you were com.
PEELED to give up. With all your faults it
may be said that you played in exceed.
ingly hard luck. The club winds up its
alrairs nearly 60 900 in debt, which will be
made up. IT ia said that either Dayton or
Springfield will ha urged to take tho va.
cant place In the OHIO League. nl@, ,J.5 (.
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Enr,bu,,nke tu Mexico.

Quay. .>oulL, June 20.-The most violent
earthquake experienced here since 1858
occurred at 6:20 o'clock this morning,
causing great alarm among the population.
The shock lasted two minutes and twenty
seconds and the direction OF the movement
wasfrom northeast to southwest All clocks
in the city were stopped :a. the moment
Of the ehock. A number Of Ceilings were
shaken down and several buildings were
demolished, 80 iar as reported no one was
Injured. 1t is feared that the shock muat
have caused much damage in cities in the
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Mr. BRADLEY, who runs Asbury Park
for the money thore is in it, posted notices
warning the colored brethren that they
must keep of his beach. He didn't de-
rire 10 see their dusky forms projected
ugainst the pale blue sky. The colored
brethren held an indignation meeting at
which the Rev. John Francis declared
that "if there were notices tackled up on
the gates Of hell telling the negroes not to
go there, come Of them would go, because
we have the right to go there" And yet,
undergone circumstances, a man wouldn't
feel Like enforcing his rights. 4
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CoSsrASTlHopLE, June o9.-sit Henry
Drummond Wolf, the British Envoy for
the settlement Of Egyptian affairs, spent
three hours to-day with the Ottoman com.
mission in q discussion OF the moai6cs.
tons proposed by the Porte in tho Eeyp.
tian convention. The commission viii
hold another conference Thureday. Ii ia
said England will not accede 10 Turkey's
demand that England shall only have tho
right to. reoccupy Egypt in tho case OF
Turkey being unable to send hor own
troops and supplies for Englsnd's assis.
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Spirit OF Irish PNtroltx.

DunLls, June 2o.-The town Of Bantry
Is suffering from drought and the inhabi-
! tants IN have great difficulty in procuring
water: Capt. Blackburn, Of Her Majesty's
shlp Shannon, which is stationed in
Bsntry bay, offered to -iurpiah- -foYty .oaa
OF condensed wator to relieve tho town's
wants. The board Of poor law guardians
met and resolved to decline to accept any
favor from the Shannon's captain in cou-
sequence OF the ineult he had offered this
inhabitants in seizing Mr.Murphy'o yacht
Tor flying q green flag on Jubilee day. q,
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Ohio prohibiaioa coursntt4r. q:

DRLAYApE, O., June 20. The State Pro:
hibition convention wss called 70 order at
Up. N,,by- B. s. Higley. Bay. 9. Elvood
Nash, Of Akron, was chosen temporary
chairman, after which the convention ad.
iourned until 0 o'clock tomorrow mora.
Ing. The prominently mentioned candid:
ates for Governor ore @. s. Work, Of Ports.
mouth; Martin Redkey, OF Highland
county, and ". q. Doanc, Of Cleveland,
With the chances in favor Of the last
rnnod 80 ~ i;s'7,t hi 81 -, -
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Plead Guilty to Five Iudlctuen,s. N

Y ph.lLApRLrHIA, Pa, June .0.-Thomas
oUonutr, a young man, plead guilty to.
day before Judge Wilson to five bills Of
Indictment ei.arging him With involuntary
manslauphter " causing tho death Of
Catherine, ThonaB nd jeremiah Murphy,
Margaret Haney and Dennis Crammans,
on lie cd of May. While out boating
on the Delaware with the dcceaaed 0'Con.t
nor created fgh. which Sreaulsed IN the
boa. being upset and The parties named
drowned. Nearly all the neMbers o. the
party had been drinking. Sentence was
deferred. ., RF;{ Il. I. f NJ iiss
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Wheeling Men to be Released. .

There were wild rumors aaoat last night
that q number of Wheeling players had
beon released. A member OF the Players
Committee said that these were all prema-
ture, bat that two Or three would be given
their release to-day. u ~ A :
Director Delaplain leaves for, Philadel-
phia to-day. to sign new players. y5 .-.a,i
It waH reported last night that the
Wheeling management had signed Nichol.
son and smurshwait, Of the defunct Steu.
benville club. Nicholson would be great
catch, but Wheeling probably won't get
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Hanging n Pardon Board in Enlgy.

Hanging n thfdon bosFo IN E"'Sy' va
HAsRlabuRa. June 29.-Wnen the peo-
pie Of Mituinstown, Juniata county, arose
yesterday morning they iosnd four eaisies
hung to q c!othea.linc stretched acrozs the
main street. Attached to the fgures were
cards denotine that they we're Lieutenant
Governor Davies, Attorney General t&lrk-
patrick, Secretary Stone and Secretary
Stewart, md that they were thus in con-
tempt BECAUSE thsy had commuted to i'm:
J. W. McMesp, TIE wito poisoaer. The
1ope vas cut and the eligies taken away.
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TIE Governor Of Maine calls on the law
officers to cniorco the prohibition law.
This, surely, is come proof that the law Is
not eni,rcsd. 0ae Of the prohibition ar
yuments Ia that prohibition makes aenti-
ment in favor oft enforcement. They
hsye had long pull st 1t in Maine. .
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Dublin, June 20 1t is stated that Mr..
Holmes, Attorney General for lrelend, Is
about to be raised to the Irish bench as
Justice Of the Court Of Common Pleas
that Mr.. Gibaon, now Solicitor General
TOR Ireland, will succeed him as Attorney
General and Sergeant Peter O'Brien will
become Solicitor General. !. !. -. !.
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Kersl,aw,s Creditors.

Cu1cAao, June a9.-The creditors Of 9.
]. Kerchs " & Co., secured an order from
court to-day l1aking Charles B. Egglestop
a general partner and thereby making
him responsible ior the debts Of the firm
which approximate s. Q00, 900. The next
step Of the attorneys tcr the creditors was
TO secure their interests by tying up the
property involved. An order wa issued
by Judge Garnett restraining EgglestoIl
from dispoeing OF his real estate pending
. a settlement oi tho questions at issue. EiS
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want. Liar. 70 I,ot ,,t,u ..,.1 AIon.. g,

TERRE HAurE;; IND, June Ex-senator
Voorhees,, when found quietly enjoying
the evening breezs, was asked about the
interview with him telegraphed i,omp
Portland, Oregon, he said: :l"I am here
peaceably enjoying myaelf, and wluh die
liars would let me alone. IL
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Ynlc's Con, NJ I'D com ont.

New HAvEs, June 29.-The commence-
ment exercises at Yale to-day, were at-
tended by a large audience, among which
were many notable people. Senator
Evarte, Chief Justice Waite and Governor
LIeunsburg, occupied aeata on the platform.
Rredsrick ]. Kingsley was reelected q
membar Of the corporation. 6'5i:
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ttnrrett lsuYs 1n. 600 Shares of u. 4 0.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Prealdent Robert
Garrett, Of the Baltimore 4 OHIO railroad,
has exercised the option and taken snd
paid for the Baltimore & Ohio stock held
by the John Hopkins university. There
were abopt $4,000 shares Of the stock,
which Garrett took at l7G, the price fixed
in the option, and the total cmount in
volved Is between 81, 10000 and S3,00p.-
900. Mr.. Garrett's option expired Julyl,
and the trustees refused to renew 1t, hence
the consumma;ion Of that portion Of the
deal. The present market value Of the
stock ic only 165, ,sr' i4.,rist5, K. l5-..,lg q
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/, SuARr's wealth did not save him. The
: able Jury took hold OF him just as though
he had stolen ham or secondhand
coat. That Is the kind Of justice that com.
msuds respect for the law. o Rgys,
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street Lnborcrs' strike Eudcd,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 20.-The strike
OF street laborsrs is virtually over. No
disturbance OF my magnitude occurred
to-day. On the contrary the rioters are
looking for employment. AH long as
thev retaiu their uleMbership in the
uuion they will not bs taken back. Non.
union men are being rscs;yed by con-
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JuJrp Eil,nistOn Dend.

Spnie! Dispatch to The Intel'tGceer An.
WESTON, W. VA, June 20.-Judge n.
Edmiston, alter long illness died at 9
o'clock tonight. He is we'll known in
this section Of the State, and at one time
was Judge OF the Circuit Court. ,,2
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&hl.nnl l1lnsh.

Il WssT sFEyARTsTows;i N. h., June IA
a disastrous Ere occurred here at $50
this morning which destroyed the building
owned by Ed. Parker, containing large
furniture q establishment, WOODEN mills,
machine chop and carpenter shop. Loss
$50, 900. Insurance light. 3a3 n n s:
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Strikers Families Evicted,

PlrrenuRaH, Pa, June 29.-The families
Of fifteen strikers at the Pennsylvania
salt works, at Natrona, Pa, were. evicsed
by the Sheriff and deputies to-day Tho
Sheriff wss jeered by the stsikers but no
resistance was offered. 5- 80. y
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At Pittsburgh-Washlnp 6 !; Pitts, 7.
AZ New York-Mets., 10; Baltic, 7.ilE
At New York-Athletic, 4 Brooklyn,G.
At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Olev., IS.
At Detroit-Detroit, s; Philadelphia, I.
At 81. Louis-Louisville, 10 ;St. Louis, 10,
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OTTAWA, June 29.-The Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers opened their an
nual convention here this morning under
the auspices Of the Canadian division.
Nearly 400 visitors are in attendance.
The brotherhood went in body to the
City Hall tc-dight, where public ,acn..
ing WIS held. Addresses. were made by
tho Mayor, Grand Chief P. NJ. Arthur, OF
Cleveland, o., aud others. They then
proceeded 10 the roller skating rink,
where banquet was held. =. n
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New Yong, June 2s-Hattie Deyero, 10,
an inmate Of house Of Ill fame at No. 9
jamea street was ahot this morning BY. her
lover, Andrew Matson Stewart, Of the
yacht Mischief, and will probably die from
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T----T- ,777--7-T-' : > ~ =
Z. TIE Fur l,ODHERS
Identified by Capt. Hosl,n, OF the Cleve.
land Police. ssfs. I

Identified by Capt. Hoshu, OF the Cleve.
land Police. 4. I.
CLEyEtAsp, O., June 3a.-4t now trans,
pires that the three 4lpena prisonera are
"Blinky Morgan, Johnny ooughiin and
."No. 81" as he is known in the police cir.
culars sant out from this city descriptive
Of the rescuins party that attacked Capt.
Hoeknapd Detective Hulligau at Rayenns,
G Hanley and Harrington were also in
the party, bpt they pYe not at A|pena.
Alter the fight Captain Hoehl was able
to namo and describe Morgan, Hauley
and Harrington, but 1t Tas impossible for
him to remember very much about the
two remaining members of the
gang. When he took look
at Il the three Alpena captiyes
this morning, he 81 onss recognized all Of
them. Coughlin %wss put, down on the
circular as No.2 He Is a we'll khowt,
Dlsyeland .cfook, ani Eac recently dis.
harged from the Ohio penitentiary q n
iaoeoaat of III health. 3 E'1.R .5tS:s go '5,
n Hoehn now says he is positive Ooughte,,
was in the train when McMunn was res.
cued. Z Tho name and history Of No. 5, tbs
other man III custody, have not been
learned yet. Capt. .Hoehn leaves Alpena
with the prisoners tonight. He will
stop at Detroit where a equRd Of a dozen
Cleveland detectives will meet him and
Rhsre regulation papera will ,;bsj in wait.
Ing ior hilh. From Detroit the ,pa,ty!wilI
come to Cleveland by boat arriving here
Saturday morning at the break Of day, b
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1ncrease In Rnilroua -pu.,r e,s.

n PIrrssuneu, June o9-E 4. Ford, Gen.
oral Passenger Agent Of the PennsylvanIa
lines weet Of Pittsburgh, says business Is
largely ahead Of laet years trade. Ho at.
tributes 1t to the decrease in free riding.
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Will plny the Trinity NinS,

One Of the many amateur base bali clubs
Of this city will go 10 Little Washington
next Monday, the Fourth. and play a
game Of ball on the Trinity College
grounds with picked nine Of that town.
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DIED.

MURpHEY-On Wednesday, Juno %. 1857 Man,
dAkxT .MuarnkY. reiict OF tho late Stephen
y Murphey, aged ii Yeas. - - no.
Funeral from her la,o residence, No. ssl4 EoT
street, on Friday morning At o'clock. Inter.
B; ment At Mt. Calvary. ~. y Ifl| al
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ciql DleJ,aich 70 he I,ae!livepcer,

Special Dlspaich 10 the Iae.lfuepcer, ;5 4 h
XASEsv4LtE. June 2a.-Alreu was saved
from a smut out to-day bytwo wild throws
In the ninth inning. Duck for the home
team pitched wonderful game, but three
hits being made of his delivery. Score:
!, Innings. ..:........,...... ! 2 s4s5 7Jsfs
AIron.":.:...~....":."s0 9 q "a q . . i j
Earned ruua-Hiuesvillc, 8. Struck out
BY Duck, s., Base hits2zareaville, IS;
Akron, 8. Errors-Aanesville, 81 Akron,
9. Bstteries-puck and Johnson; Kurta
and McAlaney. Umpire-Rsll. af 'SI
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erable fielding on the part Of the hom
team characterized the game: Score:

Base hits-6teubenville, Z; sandusky,
8. Errots-Steubenyille, 2; sandueky, ).
Batterles-Beals and Roman schell and
Weber. Umpire-Stellberpa l I. NM
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~, InnIngs.'.-........~...l ! "a 4be7 7ss
Mans.leld.:.........:...... s 2 24570I0 80


Earned runs, Wheeling. 4; Mansfield, 4. Two
base hits, Eichol and speidel. Three basa hits,
Dunn. Speide and Minten Home run, Green
Double plays. sten,sel and Aailey. Base, on balls
by CLARK 8; by Hair, 4. Hit by pitcher Reynolds
and Green Passed balls. s.antzel, /: Yak i,
Wild pitches, Clark. l.. Time OF game, l:55
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sash fRotory lsurnsN.

LACROSSE, Wis, June 2o-Loveioy's
cash, door and blind factory was burned
to-day. Loss $l5, 900. b45 5s5. q y e
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HE BOWED HIS HEAD.
JACOB SHARP FOUND GUILTY
OF Hfibing the New York Board Of Alder.
men-rhe Jury Dellbsrntos Thirteen
l5 SIinutss-Ths Aged Defendant Dc.
nios Ho Iribed tho Aldermen.

NV York, June 20.-The Jury In the
Sharp trial, after an abssnce Of thirteen
m,nn,a. rs,rrnod \ vord,c. ~ ,r,,,, a.
aS..,, ' ...u'nu Nv. =, .,..' 'e'u'e' " s1"''' 40
cna!sea IN tho indlctment. u
x When tho aged defendant appeared In
court this morning he appeared to be more
foahIs than naval wa1t;n, y;,h ,,o,t Az
CT. . - .,",' '' ""~s ",'u s''"s ~ u'
ncui.y 70 the place assigned MN. Mr..
Whitney made long and eloquentappeai
for the prisoner and was followed by Col.
Fa,lowa A.,ba oone,,s,on NJ ,ho l.,,o-,s
-s,N " -, -. Wv n.. sene.a''oA " S11 Aas'o. .
auafess Juoge barfets proceedod to de-
liver his charge to the jury. He began
by saying that this was the first time in
IN, history ~ onr irr,.nrrr,,,au.a who,. a
ss. w 49, ~ ~ ~. uap, auene' "u''0 q
man nSa osen ihaoe 70 'aco charge OF
giving bslbe. Beth to give and receive
bribes were crimes, said hia honor, The
bribe given has an unnatural advantage
a general victory over the party who non.
estly applies for lepislatiye action. The
result ia that pure and honest man can
obtain no relief. 4 49, -
The court read the law on bribery and
went on to say that the only direct eyi.
dsncs that money had been given was
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Ii the liars let Senator Voorhees, alone,
as be requests, they will tackle somebody
else. "Tho Tall Sycamore Of tho Wabash"
Ia big enough to stand II. 'a' 7t'-5g1
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WELCOME to the Waiting Odd Fellows.
Men and brethren, shakel VI
The angel voice OF Flnh will welcome
Sharp to the calm seclusion ot Sing Sing.
THE President continues to forget the
pledge Of hia party to fill Territorial offices |
with residenta OF the Territories.

YESTERDAY brought us a little weather
iof change. IT wss . few degrees above
the comfort point, but all the same 1t was
ipe growing weather. j Ns.s,N
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THE VERDICT,

The jury then retired, and, after an sb-
sence Of thirteen minutes, returned into
court With verdict Of guilty, With rec
ommendatton to mercy. The aged priao.
nsr's head dropped. He was removed to
Ludlow Street Jail, and sentenced will be
passed July l3. The penalty is not more
than ten years at hard labor, or a 6ne Of
$1,000 or both. A new trial will be asked,
The Sharp verdict was resehed On the
ljrst ballot, Az Sharp stepped to the walk
on his arrival at the jail be said "Boys,
now 1t Is all over III tell you that |
never gave one. penny 10 Alderman Full.
graf, or any other Alderman, and had no
nand in the bribery Of the Aldermen" !"
With this the ol(a u msn sl seemed to be Gained
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WILL BE NO STRIKE.
THE MANUFACTURERS coNcEDE
The Ton Per Cont Advance Asked BY the
[ QAmaIgnnnted Assoointion.-The Work.
men gree to Strike Out AL, ,Extzas1
II n Tho settlement Satisfactory to All.

PITTSBURGH, June 20.-The wage differ.
ences between the iron manufacturers
and Amalgamated Association wore prac.
tically settled at to-day's conference, and
the workmen's scale stripped OF the extras,
will In all probability benigned at a meet.
Ing arranged Tor that purpose tomorrow
morning. Both sides appeared anxious
for a settlement and the result was q com.
promise, the manufacturers conceding
the 10 per cent advance demanded
aud the workmen agreeing to strike out
all extras. Tho scale as s!ated will be
signed tomorrow and work will be con.
tlnued in the mills without interruption.
The settlement is the cause Of satisfaction
and rejoicing, not only among iron work.
ers and others directly Interested in the
result, but also among the merchants and
busineea men, who realize that a strike
among the mills would seriously affect
trade. -
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J Alice Ford, living ten miles from La.
fayette, Ind, suicided with strychnine
because her lover, Charles 0hilton, Tilted
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National Building Trades Council.


CHICAGO, June 28.-The National Fed
Grafton OF Trades councils went into OK.
ecutive session this morning to consider
the constitution. The committee report
the following preamble wsa adopted:
This organization shall be known as the
National Building Trades Council Of the
United States, and shall bs eompoood OF
delegates from such building trades ieder.
stiona and organizations as recognize its
jurisdiction and subscribe to its constitu-
ton. The objects Of tie Council is to as-
sist in the organization Of the journey.
men workers Of the building trades, the
federation Of anch trade organizations
into bnildjng trades councils and central
bodies in ruch locality Of tho United
States, to create bond Of unity between
tho working builders and aid by council
and support oil! Legitimate methods ior
the betterment OF the condition OF mem-
bers Of tho building trades. ~
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Ghr ltsteltiq&l.li11faea::: III !:
once, Nos. % and a7 fourteeuth street.

PERSONS tariu0 The city for tt Nason, and sun.
mr. ira,elrs, oan hare Tho DAILY lA1xllIorNCrn
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played thar last game Of tho season to.
day before very small audience. Mis-